Hi there, I am Apurba 👋
I have been designing minimal, goal-driven products and interfaces since 2016. I enjoy balancing user needs and business needs to create human-centered designs that attempt to tackle the problem at the very crux of it.
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Case Studies
Recent Experiences
Recent Experiences
SAP
Werkstudent
2024-present
Germany, Remote
Angelswing Inc.
UX Designer
2022-2024
South Korea, Remote
Herald International College
Asst. Lecturer - HCI
2022-2023
Kathmandu, Nepal
Gham Power Nepal
UX Designer
2020-2022
Kathmandu, Nepal
SAP
Werkstudent
2024-present, Germany, Remote
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Angelswing Inc.
UX Designer
2022-2024, South Korea, Remote
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Herland International College
Assistant Lecturere - HCI
2022-2023, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Gham Power Nepal
UX Designer
2020-2022, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Testimonials
Working with Apurba is genuinely a pleasure. Beyond his strong UX, research, and visual design skills, he is highly reliable, takes ownership of his work, and consistently delivers with professionalism. His calm, positive attitude and thoughtful communication make collaboration effortless, making him not only a talented designer but also a valued teammate.
Annika Lüken
User Experience Designer, SAP
Apurba takes his clients on a co-creative journey that all feels effortless in the end. I have collaborated in quite a number of Commissioned as well as Volunteering projects with him. The outputs and the support has kept me continuing to recommend him to everyone requiring a design solution for more than 5 years now.
Pankaj Niroula
Tech Lead, King's College
I find it easy to work with people who take the time to listen and understand first before offering their two cents. Apurba does just that. He's been easy to work with because he seeks feedback. Thanks to him, we have been better able to communicate our brand values than before.
Sagar Satyal
Co-founder, My Emotions Matter
Before I donned the hat of a UX Designer full-time, I have had other hats: Graphic Designer, Logo Designer, Branding Specialist, and Brand Consultant. But while the labels have changed over the years, my view on design hasn’t. I still think of design as a means to solve problems with ingenuity and creativity. And my love for the creative field has only grown stronger. I still do branding work, make graphic designs and paintings when the brief or the muse is compelling enough.